Sentence examples for shaping the mood from inspiring English sources

New approaches to financing the building of infrastructure in developing countries will be on the table, as will a new Global Fund for Education.Events in Addis Ababa will play a large part in shaping the mood in New York in September.

The plays are Mr Kermode's thing, the patterns and rhythms of the words, the way these shape the mood.

That very aspect of her personality and how it might shape the mood of an anxious person is something she thinks about a lot.

While the performance of the national economy will help shape the mood of the country and set the tone of each campaign, the situation on the ground in each of the nine states could be pivotal as well.

Its roots were in the alternative culture of the 1980s and, even though it largely eschewed politics, there was a residual anti-Toryism to the movement that helped shape the mood of the nation.

Eva supplied characters for the novella The Courage Consort, demanded a "more luminous" ending for The Book of Strange New Things, and helped to shape the mood and plot of all his books.

The bomb was lodged at the very center of the angry President's bloated power; the bomb was in the background of the government's obsession with the strange war in Vietnam; and the bomb had shaped the mood of the new generation.

If it has, it will shape the mood of Manchester United's summer.

Whatever the outcome, the result will shape the mood and mojo of all the main parties activists as they shape up for the next campaign, the local and European Parliament elections in May.

In one example of swarm intelligence solving a thorny problem, Mita's team figured out how to program a building's ambient music to shape the mood of its human occupants.

Captain Steven Gerrard, Wayne Rooney and his successor as Everton and England's next great hope, Ross Barkley, may all be integral to Roy Hodgson's prospects in Brazil and in shaping the national mood.